Explore trusted sources, scientific papers, documentaries, and books about the Apollo program and the evidence for the Moon landings.
Primary sources from NASA and other space agencies with original mission data, photos, and scientific records.
The complete official archive of all Apollo missions, including mission reports, photography, audio recordings, and technical documentation.
Minute-by-minute transcripts of every lunar surface activity, with annotated photographs and astronaut commentary.
High-resolution photographs of all Apollo landing sites taken by the LRO, showing equipment, rover tracks, and footpaths.
Information about NASA's Lunar Sample Laboratory Facility in Houston, where Apollo samples are curated and distributed to researchers worldwide.
Essential reading for understanding the Apollo program, the science, and the human stories behind the missions.
Widely considered the definitive account of the Apollo program, based on hundreds of hours of interviews with astronauts and mission personnel.
Apollo 11 Command Module Pilot Michael Collins's memoir — often called the best-written astronaut autobiography ever published.
The harrowing first-person account of Apollo 13 by its commander, later adapted into the acclaimed Ron Howard film.
A stunning collection of remastered Apollo photographs from NASA's archives, presented in large-format with extraordinary detail.
Astronomer Phil Plait debunks Moon landing hoax claims alongside other astronomical misconceptions with clarity and humor.
The riveting story of Apollo 8, the first crewed mission to orbit the Moon — a mission whose success made the landing possible.
Watch the story of Apollo unfold through archival footage, interviews, and expert analysis.
A breathtaking documentary assembled entirely from newly discovered 70mm archival footage and audio recordings. No narration — just the raw, restored footage of humanity's greatest achievement.
Al Reinert's masterful documentary combining footage from all Apollo missions with astronaut narration, set to Brian Eno's atmospheric score.
Interviews with surviving Apollo astronauts sharing their personal experiences of traveling to the Moon, mixed with rare NASA footage.
Tom Hanks-produced twelve-part miniseries dramatizing the entire Apollo program with remarkable historical accuracy.
Peer-reviewed papers and scientific resources that form the bedrock of evidence for the Moon landings.
Over 50 years of published data from laser ranging experiments using Apollo retroreflectors, conducted by observatories in multiple countries.
NASA's comprehensive database of all Apollo lunar samples, including chemical analyses, petrographic descriptions, and research citations.
Published analyses of Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter photographs showing the Apollo descent stages, ALSEP instruments, rovers, and astronaut tracks.
Dr. David Grimes's mathematical analysis showing that a conspiracy involving 400,000+ people would be statistically impossible to maintain.
This site was created to provide clear, accessible, and scientifically accurate information about the Apollo Moon landings. In an age of misinformation, it's more important than ever to champion evidence-based thinking.
Every claim on this site is based on publicly available scientific evidence, peer-reviewed research, and official records from NASA and international space agencies.
The Moon landing happened. The evidence is overwhelming. And the story of how humanity reached another world remains one of the greatest achievements in our history.
"Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known."— Carl Sagan